The Cuban American National Foundation (CANF) denounced this Wednesday the disappearance of the activistDaniel Alfaro Frias since March 13.
That dayHe was beaten out of his house and searched, according toCANF publication.
The statement does not give more details and does not specify who broke into Alfaro's home.
The publication indicates that at the time of the disappearance, the activist was the provincial delegate in Artemisa of the Opposition Movement for a New Republic (MONR).
CyberCuba found that since March 13, Alfaro has not made any publications onFacebook, a social network where he is very active denouncing the problems of his place of residence, Guanajay, in the province of Artemisa, and the rest of Cuba.
That day he exposed the bad transportation situation in Havana: “Whereabouts in Santiago de las Vegas since 7:30 am and nothing has yet left, neither a P12 nor a P13 nor a P14 and it is almost 10:00 am. Without hope, Cuba Failed State.”
In April 2023, the farmer and opponentHe lamented the loss of his crops due to lack of resources to tend to the crops, in the midst of the food crisis that the country is going through.
"Nothing is more sad and discouraging than seeing the crops that you managed to make with a lot of sacrifice lose, and because you don't have anything to help them with, or water them, they fall apart, they die, you simply lose the entire investment and with them the desire to move forward," wrote the Artemiseño on Facebook.
However, it is not the first time that this farmer and political activist denounces the government's apathy towards food producers.
In 2021 he stated that in Cuba there are conditions to produce food and thatThe only blockade that hinders this is the one imposed by the communist party..
Alfaro related that for years there have been many people who have been fed for free with what he produces: "With no interests involved, just fighting hunger, because I know it very closely and I know the pain it causes. So don't talk anymore. of blocking if they do not say the last name PCC".
This activist denounced in 2018the inhumane conditions and abuse suffered by inmates in the Taco Taco prison, from Artemisa, where he was held for a year.
"I felt like I was leaving a small prison for a big one," he told the Martí Noticias portal, after being released, and also referred to the lack of medical care in prison, the beatings carried out by the military and the impunity that prevails in these prisons. centers.
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